You are on an airplane. You turn to the person sitting on your left and ask "Do you fly often?" The person replies, "I fly like Superman, who was a comic book character. My daughter is a real character and doesn't listen. Do you like to listen to music?" "I see," you politely respond as you focus your attention on your new book. Your new friend has demonstrated
A. ideas of reference.
B. loose associations.
C. neologisms.
D. thought insertion.
Answer: B
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What will be an ideal response?
Freud's doctrine of psychic determinism was influenced by the physiologist Brücke
a. True b. False
Professor Brewer says, "Schizophrenia spectrum disorders is a group of disabling disorders that frequently require hospitalization at enormous financial and psychological cost to patients, their families, and their friends. The lifetime prevalence in the United States is about five percent. It significantly affects more males than females. Because its causes are clearly understood, effective
treatments have been developed." Which part of Professor Brewer's statement is accurate? a. The lifetime prevalence in the United States is about five percent. b. The disorders significantly affect more males than females. c. The disorders are disabling and frequently require hospitalization at enormous financial and psychological cost to patients, their families, and their friends. d. Because the causes are clearly understood, effective treatments have been developed.
The brain region that is very active during a nightmare is the:
A) prefrontal cortex. B) primary visual cortex. C) olfactory bulb. D) amygdala.